The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1902, Page 2

} | | | rd THE SEATTLE STAR. I bye ec ougall 5 Reatile , *23 First Av : : ; A BRILLIANT SHOWING OF Ae WOMEN’S FASHIONABLE g —_—---— —_---- = ——— —— | ee | ¥ Ptr ¥ ¢ > LL Ae | So THE WONDERS OF THE FUTURE The other day Jules Verne had a birthday, and he paused to marvel + = r this ¢ the wonders of Invention : wat 1 Mr. Ver who is 74, and who still writes a k a year, hae a r » : ‘ a Micndta tmagination amed strange things and put them into He told about a tr ound the world In §0 days. ‘ etal It 4 | t R OSs I l ME S Ne w Mod sin bbterest and amusement From $25 to $200 SEPARATE SKIRTS Then he told about an airship and a voyage under the sea. Pay 2 From $15 to $75 The popular idea was that Mr. Verne was a romancer of the first > “ bs es ie Water, and perhaps slightly eccentric, a : ' r f our Whit It doesn’t pay to laugh at any wonder any more, for fact Is always ‘ AS eke eee 5 pn the heels of Imagination. y ‘ ‘ " ease 0 Sixty days ts enough time for a globe-girdling trip. The people who the & e* alee paid $1 each for reserved seats to see Mr, Verne’s hero go around the ' a ‘ Ht ahape an garth in 80 days w buncoed. 1 * ‘The submarine boat is being operated with such success that a trip e across the Atlantic is now planned, and the airship sails over the citles ASTER COATS NEW ILK of the first automobile tn a country village. Hof ; ms And this ts only the beginning From $25 to $100 0 The people who are permitted to live for the next 40 or 00 years . ' i id be nkful t nature has pla them on earth at such aa by pounced that without wires he would signal across the n ay 100 warships and passenger steamers y wireless apparatus, ik freely over distances as reat as 200 miles, It ts no longer \ e to be alone on the ocean, Isolation ts to be @ thing of the past. ——————— no matter how wild the clatms of ir no matter how in HOLMES GOOD FURMITURE sredible the romances of the Jules Vernes don't laughs Ox x fon't say: “I can't believe,” for facts have humiliated the skeptics, and there are a miilion wonders yet to come te humanity. om ee faisins, shaded grapes, gooseberries, » Will certainly look nice enough to a! a wberries, currants and acorns, When the dining room is ready The new city counct! will earn the gratitude of the (tly tackling the proposition advanced by Mr the deretictions of the Sunset Telephone Company. Vice has certainly been reached. — + ‘The oppositien to the proposed munictpal electric plant at Cedar Falls has apparently been withdrawn in the city council. This fact is shown through the selection, by President Parry, of Councilman Murphy as chairman of the city lights and lighting plant. It {s well known that Murphy 1s enthusiastically in favor of the Cedar Falls proposition. He fs» supported on the committee by others known to favor the enterprise nd there can be no question as to what report the committee wilt make Mr. Parry is to be commended for heeding fn this tmportant matter. ople by earn Morrison to investigate The Umit of bad ser- for a new set of Chairs surely the bes' showing oi dining room Furnit- Northwest. Some special prices this week to en- you won't slight this wre in the the wishes of the people COMMITTEES NAMED IN CITY COUNCIL FOR THE COMING YEAR ‘The new city council of Seattle met last night in regular sesw Cor siderable business was tr epite of the fact that » bers were new at the coun ident Parry occupied the chai Proceeded to name Tittees for the yes Were appointed as f mmittee on library and print- » Fire Mar Judiciary: Gill, Fit . Rine- hart tyle ar Finance: James, Morrison, Murphy, Style and Rude, Crichton. Finish Claims: Tayior, Gill, Redward 1 Morrison, James Unexcelled Streets: Mullen, Murphy, Kistler, | t« James, Rinehart Redwardé, Taylor, Pitzpat Mullen. Sewers Tick, Murphy. SEATTLE HAT FACTORY e a ter: Cri m, Rude . edward, Murphy ouegs a8 1111 SECOND AVENUE - aes Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed end Retrimmed Health and “richt Rinehart, Mull ’ Public B Gr t Redward, M. : . and re ‘Taylor, Ru’ | ¥ Marshal Ke Harbor a jthe attention f the » th Jen, Redward | con: t Gr t Adjudications ‘orrison, James, the on Rinehart. Th at 4 with th Lighting Plant 1 of at 00 er ev ctty Light and Lightin Plant ° * a Murphy Morrieon, r 6 ned ding Sames. a Library and Printing: Fitzpatrick, s Gill, M m edwar Tay | ” k Labor tzpatrick, Mullen, Ki | a ler. Engrossed Bills: Kis Fitzpat tick, Crichton. at SUGAR CREAM ne Cage aying ‘mains tothe CORN : i : -f s ! A EXCHA uF 1340 Per Doz. 9c 3 Cans for 25¢ TOMATOES | n ‘or Can 100 ' te ah ‘or Doz. $1.10 : ore. $40 | Wooden | perce | Ware... eae i aaeesacaesseseesees PRICES ‘ —~ ; sd HEADQUARTERS FOR steson beagle COFFEE : pein Pennie & pm ‘ety aac’ aa BAILEY & WiLlians ? 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SOCIETY NOTICE a7 wk ay i ine ¢ t f f f * MEDAY, MARCH CONTRACTORS and BUILDENS ase HHOMERY & WELLE genere t * ta 4 with the Law NOORPORATED ana W tira wtin VSRY BR 44 Starr-Boyd Block. ‘TLOVHES CLRASING CLATRVOVANTS er claime wai y 4 POW BR Seton Bldg, aE COmPaEE TRANSFER COMPANIES on AND GASOLINE a sonia made to enter by: MATIC-OPERATIC SCHOOLS | @ — it ay rv piris AND CLRANSING UM S Me Hore WASTED. er Art Ens OHM ASMAK ERS A WEMAN drew: * Band 9, Downs block TING ACADEMIES High Wan st NOME LJ m., Ses Stabe of Caliters June 1 and 7, ENTISTS AND Ps ‘ City. (for Sitka soul hy ; pe! et OMce, 113 James fo tmac Le ond ave. : Ae een age Gen. Agta, The White Pass an Yukon Route To the Atlin, Big ig Suen White kon, Klondike and Mining districts, fone * fERVICE MAINTAINED DUP) ING THA WINTER. A. B. NEWELL, Vice Preside] jeneral Manager. 2. FRANCIS LEB, Traffic Me Dexter-Horton Bldg.) 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